Multidisciplinary Sciences Journals
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4 journals in this category
4 journals
Scientific Reports
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Springer Nature's open-access megajournal publishing original research articles from all areas of the natural and clinical sciences. Accepts papers that demonstrate scientific soundness and technical correctness, covering biology, chemistry, medicine, physics, Earth sciences, engineering, and environmental sciences. Emphasizes reproducibility, data transparency, and open access principles, serving as a broad platform for global scientific communication.
Heliyon
Q1Open AccessScopusWeb of Science
An all-science open-access megajournal published by Cell Press, organized into specialized sections managed by expert editors across physical, medical, social, and applied sciences. Accepts technically sound research across all scientific disciplines including life sciences, physical sciences, engineering, social sciences, and humanities. Emphasizes scientific rigor and reproducibility over novelty, serving as a broad publication platform for the global scientific community.
Royal Society Open Science
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An open-access journal from the Royal Society accepting technically sound research across all natural and physical sciences. Reviews are based solely on scientific rigor and objectivity, without prioritizing perceived importance. Covers biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, computer science, engineering, and earth sciences. Known for transparent peer review where referee names are optionally revealed and full reviews are published alongside articles.
PLOS ONE
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A broad-scope open-access megajournal accepting technically sound research from all areas of science and medicine. Accepts papers based on methodological soundness rather than perceived impact or novelty. Publishes peer-reviewed research across biology, medicine, ecology, environmental science, physical sciences, social sciences, and engineering, with special emphasis on reproducibility, data sharing, and open science principles.